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Toward high-power-density laser-driven lighting: enhancing heat dissipation in phosphor-in-glass film by introducing h-BN

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Abstract

In this work,  hexagonal boron nitride (h-BN) nanocrystals as functional additives in a phosphor-in-glass film are shown to substantially increase the luminous performance driven by a blue laser. Microstructural and spectroscopic studies reveal that h-BN particles distributed over the whole glass matrix build in situ a local heat conductive path which effectively accelerates heat dissipation and so greatly relieves the “thermal run-away effect”. The developed composite material with fine thermal manipulation may be a promising phosphor color converter for high-power-density laser-driven lighting.

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